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These Local Museums Want to Hear Your Pandemic Experience
Local museums that record our community history are working to make sense of this global pandemic by collecting personal stories.
Local Public Radio Stations Celebrate Milestone Birthdays
Our local public radio stations connect us, entertain us, and inform us up and down the dial. It’s time to give them their due.
Christopher Milligan Takes the Reins of Cincinnati Opera
This month, the company’s managing director moves into the top leadership role of general director and CEO.
UC Takes a Building Block Approach to Train the Next Generation of Architects
Students at UC's College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning learn to think outside of the computer and to keep their options open.
Can Human-Centered Design Find Solutions to Tough Problems?
This form of design, practiced by Madisonville-based Design Impact, aims to help communities and institutions solve problems collaboratively, with empathy.
How François López-Ferrer Became Assistant Conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
The University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music grad follows in his father’s footsteps, which led him to the CSO podium.
Northern Kentucky University Is Making a Name for Itself
The major players in higher education locally have long been the University of Cincinnati and Xavier University, but NKU is proving itself a force to be reckoned with.
Verna Williams Is the First African-American Dean of UC’s Law College
The Harvard Law School graduate has had a rich career of public service, including arguing and winning before the Supreme Court.
How People’s Liberty Changed Cincinnati
By taking a very direct approach to philanthropy, the five-year experiment that was People's Liberty made its mark on this city.
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